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Conflicts Attorney
Charlotte
North Carolina
Competitive
We are working with a leading international law firm to hire a Conflicts Attorney I. In this role, you will join a growing and dynamic department dedicated to managing the firm’s global new business intake, lateral hiring, and broad risk management programmes.
Conflicts Attorney
Miami
Florida
Competitive
We are working with a leading international law firm to hire a Conflicts Attorney I. In this role, you will join a growing and dynamic department dedicated to managing the firm’s global new business intake, lateral hiring, and broad risk management programmes.
Conflicts Attorney
New York
New York
$120,000 to 155,000
We are working with a leading international law firm to hire a Conflicts Attorney I. In this role, you will join a growing and dynamic department dedicated to managing the firm’s global new business intake, lateral hiring, and broad risk management programmes.
Conflicts Attorney
Washington DC
Washington
$115,000 to 148,000
We are working with a leading international law firm to hire a Conflicts Attorney I. In this role, you will join a growing and dynamic department dedicated to managing the firm’s global new business intake, lateral hiring, and broad risk management programmes.
Senior Compliance Analyst
London
Greater London
Up to £62,000
We are working with a highly prestigious law firm to hire a Senior Compliance Analyst in London. In this role, you will work closely with the Compliance Manager to ensure full regulatory alignment across the firm.
AML & Conflicts Analyst
London
Greater London
Up to £50,000
We are working with a leading international law firm to hire an AML & Conflicts Analyst in London. In this role, you will be responsible for processing conflict checks through the firm's automated New Business Intake workflow and ensuring all anti-money laundering, anti-bribery, and sanctions compliance obligations are met.
Conflicts Advisor
London
Greater London
Up to £95,000
We are working with a world-leading global law firm to hire a Conflicts Advisor in London. In this role, you will hold global responsibility for managing complex conflict checks and ensuring all new client and matter opportunities align with the firm's international risk management procedures.
Compliance Advisor
London
Greater London
Up to £110,000
We are working with an elite global law firm to hire a Compliance Advisor in London. In this role, you will manage the firm's global risk exposure and advise partners on the selection and clearance of new clients and matters across multiple international jurisdictions.
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Read our Blogs
14. 05. 2026
When does a firm need a Senior Conflicts Analyst?
A Senior Conflicts Analyst serves as the vital technical bridge between routine data processing and high-level risk management. This guide explores how adding this middle layer can solve operational bottlenecks, improve the quality of your firm’s ethical wall management, and provide a much-needed progression route for your most capable risk professionals.
14. 05. 2026
How to retain Conflicts Analysts
Law firms retain Conflicts Analysts by offering variety, progression, and genuine recognition of their risk judgment. This guide explores how to prevent attrition by moving roles beyond repetitive search processing and into meaningful advisory work, ensuring your firm keeps the specialized talent it has invested in training.
14. 05. 2026
Should conflicts sit under Risk, Compliance or Business Acceptance?
The reporting line for a conflicts team is more than just an organizational chart detail; it defines the function’s authority to navigate the tension between firm growth and regulatory safety. This guide explores the strategic pros and cons of housing conflicts within Risk, Compliance, or Business Acceptance and how to ensure the team remains empowered to make difficult decisions.